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He spends little time on English, but , he has passed the important examination.

A. somehow B. as a result

C. so D. however

【解析】试题分析：考查关联词。A不知怎么地，莫名其妙地B结果C因此D然而。句意：他在英语上几乎没有花时间，但是不知怎么地，他已经通过了重要的考试。故选A

考点：考查关联词。

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